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Radhika’s SoochnaPreneur Centre is bridging the information gap in her village.
Dolly Saini from the village of Geen in Uttarakhand would struggle to get administrative work done. She wasn’t aware about the government benefits that she was entitled to and even the schemes that she knew of, she didn’t know how to apply for them. Radhika who is from the same village recently started a SoochnaPreneur centre.
This centre has become the go-to place for all the residents of her village to get access to digital services and government entitlements. Dolly got her Ayushman and e-Labour card from this centre. Radhika even helped her fill the form for the Prime Minister’s Maternity Veneration Scheme and the Chief Minister’s Mahalakshmi Scheme. These benefits have proved to be very valuable for Dolly. Radhika has also applied for the Prime Minister’s Solar House Free Electricity Scheme on Dolly’s behalf.
Apart from these government entitlements, Dolly also needed to complete some documentation work. Radhika took up this task and went to the block office to get a copy of her family register as well. True to the values of a SoochnaPreneur, Radhika has gone above and beyond to serve the people of her village.
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